Both \fBrxvtd\fP and \fBrxvtc\fP use the environment variable
\fBRXVT_SOCKET\fP to create a listening socket and to contact
the \fBrxvtd\fP, respectively. If the variable is missing,
-"\fB$HOME/.rxvt-\fP<nodename>" is used.
+"\fB$HOME/.rxvt-unicode-\fP<nodename>" is used.
.PP
\fBrxvtc\fP is the client program of this duo. It connects to the
\fBrxvtd\fP daemon and requests a new terminal window. It
char *sockname = rxvt_connection::unix_sockname ();
unix_listener l (sockname);
- printf ("rxvtd listening on %s.\n", sockname);
+ printf ("rxvt-unicode daemon listening on %s.\n", sockname);
free (sockname);
iom.loop ();
uname (&u);
path = getenv ("HOME");
- snprintf (name, PATH_MAX, "%s/.rxvt-%s",
+ snprintf (name, PATH_MAX, "%s/.rxvt-unicode-%s",
path ? path : "/tmp",
u.nodename);